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11-15-04, 09:09 AM

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Tape keeps ejecting

I have a JVC vcr model HR-VP673U , tape ejects when put in . What could cause this?

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11-16-04, 05:39 AM

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Timer is set and the tape has the write-enable tab removed.

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